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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-08
cooks At WoRh
u,e southern Hotel ana
q Ta" ro,Ied at 'ns House OF
are q Bencdict

-. southern Hotel ana
a .' "rs,icd at tie House of
are ", benedict
~ Ross. proprietor of the
Fr /, ~ Toto. is in the habit OF
','a =, i've O'clock every morning
''s .,ing down stairs to ~akeh
''l.'D= Yesterday morning while
ID pea he :, supposed, striking four
f. ~ tnrred over intending to
''N' o,ino when he heard Il
ne 'Ievf starr. Thinking he
| lie low ' heen mistaken about the
Lbi Aa,' ,be hour, he arose, and on
AiDs " tbe clock fouudit to be his
! ,.T- a. of rising. DOMINIC his
:. lY Sr repaired down stairs and
be- " into the office saw his
|.f5 o,chmsu sleeping as usual.
.j,S VII the office he passed out OF
Fut while goiug through a
'Du ,ysy between the main house
's' tltchep. his foot struck a
iu' Of clothing. On STOPPING
iI nd xsmining it he found 1t to
air ' OF pants, a shirt and coat,
he'd TO the cooks, wakened them
rb a lantern searched the place
mud AT the side of the house q
nur.e and two handkerchiets
!mrned to the Office and found
lehman searching for his cloth
N he could not fluid. The
nurse aud handkerchief
IN the yard proved to BIO the
~ of the Waterman. lie had
very little money in his poo
Yeithey laughed !. over e> ultint
| discontinue of the Thief "A
| .s,t the matter assumed II more
aspect when il was discovered
Cspisin c. T.. Foy, wh'
4. on the third story. had beel
,dof his watch and chain an'
in cash. Captain Foy had no
|iany one in his room..and did no
| yer his loss until after he ha,
L,u A search was made about TIA
|-I,cs and in an hour or two tn
|,u', purse was found in all ope'
4, the rear OF the hotel compIcteI
Ia d Of is conton's a visit t
|.oiel elected the above from TN
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-08

W. -. SUIT, druggist. Bippus. ln,
diana, tcstdes: 81 can recommend
Electric Bitters n the very best rene
dy. Every bottle sold has given re.
lief In every case. One man took six
bottles, aud wa, cured OF
rheumatism OF ten years
standing" Abraham Hare. drug.
gi-t, Bellvillc. Ohio. al
firms The best selling medicine
have ever haudled in my twent,
/ years experience is Electric Bittrrs.
/ Thousands OF others have added their
testimony, so that the verdict i.
unanimous that Electric Bittcrs a
cure all diseases of the liver. kidnev,
or blood. only hald dollar a bottle
ut any drug store.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-08

Nou can save from $50 % $-uI hv
buying ~ piano from the .renable
house OF Thomas Goggan y Bro,
Galveston. or their branch houses At
Houston. Waco, san Antonio and
Austin
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-08

1t is surprising how cheap teas are
Mt the grocery house otJoe :. Thomp
son, corner Fourth and I'ranklin
street. Gunpowder or Japan nj 2.
cent?; Japan Oolong, 20 cents, Japan
Nibbs at % cents; very liue ml1cd
for iced ten. % cent Tho prices A.
surprising Tor the qualities OF the
teas, surprising my hing OF the kline
ever known 10 Waco buyer,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-08

II u suppo
the robbers
the CNccrs tr,
blood. Jim n
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-08

Mr. Robert Gribble, OF Austin,
general agent OF the Equitable Lite
Insurance Company. is in Waco to
look after the interest of the com.
pany. There beng no resident agent
here now. Mr.. Grbble will visit
Waco more often than formerly at
least until another agent Is ACTIVELY
at work. The Equitable is the s'rong-
est and most liberal company now ia
existence, with surplu, iund OF fl7,-
100000. The people of Texas need
no better assurance of safety If they
procure policies with the Equitable.
Mr.. GriDblc's connection with the
company whlo resident OF Waco
should assure him hearty welcome,
He may he found at the Waco Nation.
al Bank while in the city.
Ice, Icc,ICe
Delivered daily III quantities %
10 cents and upwards, sack
ed for shipment. Make season con
tracts with John Farley
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-08

t". 90" hNiiug book aud ,m,ioucrv
cr- ia Waco. They can supply AL
80 .nt- iu trrir line nj lowest prices
No. 369 Austin Avenue.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

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ss.ietg caEssr .saf Ead ae1aarsse - tit
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replies ~fes J aaxf saa ses.es &aasug tiss
waSeaefkels la seaeiat tbs eeiiA pof,ief
u hem IA peftlc.ilsr
A Is I1zsf hastea faF Nsse- aus it
xiras Tor sex HefinE fe Thought s. "a
crlfuinai g. thfoN hs candidates efeftt31fl
snd Wlso.ly aaNarrsnlai bai q eenI ai.sas
timely ana a. tA0agEl there sss na nfee4
Sly of bF.nE.ag tle matter a. the ooart
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

Pingree a Smiths Factory
Entirely Destroyed.
FIR[NEk PERHAPS FATALLY INJURED
Failing Walls Strike the Ladder snc
Precipitate Three Men 10 the
Ground-The Loss Nearly
Two Hundred Thou
sand Dollars.

tsE.zelst ssssltss-sfsfss
DrrEon. March 8o-Ai about o'cioet
this e ening passef-by 0n ibe Woodbridge
81 eide Of pingres a Smiths shoe factory
siius'ed on the corner 81 oTis~old aud
woodbr jge-sis. discovered fiames Ia ths
second story. which is used a. q cutting
rooia. lie aroused the waschtnaB. who a.
tempted 20 enter The cutting r8om bar ths
ire had gained such hesdEay that lse Wa
driven hack bg the flames When fhe hrsi
engines reached The snens N looked ~
though the fire would be eAsliy esiin-
gaisbed but several explosions occurring
on the inside, tie ire spread with lightning
rapiaiv Aut soon enYeioped TIE whole
building. which neoessiisted q second alarm
Al least fftce1 stresux were being
poured into the building BAT had no
effect whsteser on account OF the combosti-
bic nature oi the contents pom the alley
side No. , Hook and Ladder Company had
PLACED isdder against the building. upon
which were three firemen Suddenly tie
wall gave wsy. throwing shs iaoder against
the building on The other side 81 the alley
precipltailng John Gilmose. Michaei bfes
neAan Eo0 another. name unknown. 20 the
ground IL T. thought Bresnshsn's skull =
fractured, Gilmore sustained bodily injury
rot considered serious The other Guknssu
man escsDed with slight injury. Many
spectGiors were hli vita the NJ iug cebfle.
The building il owned by Alfred Chese
brough. fsoss about SO 0oo-fnlly insured.
fnEfee and Smiths loss about tlT5.V0-
which il COVERED by insurance The fire.
which At one time threatened the whole
sqzure. was under control about p. M
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31
GOOD FOR The 800.
a Great Rash 10 Buy Rssl Eststs-Ths
Excitement unprecedented.

tft.E-tff ttattttN ttatta.
MkKQl Errn. Mafuh J0-Tbe widest rasb
for real estate ever known IN Michigan IL
DOW on at saali Ste Marie Train loads II
special representative tyndioates With M
limited cspiisl sre arriving Al ST. lgnaos.
from which point 20 the coveted
destination. thirty p.iles tie race j. made
by every coDceivsbie mcds ~ conveyance.
u is claimed that more than hsif a million
dollars worth of isnd hss sctusiy changed
bands n Tie pssi three dsys and faiiy ss
mucb J. repre.enfed 10 short options se-
cared by heavy deposits lake front pro-
psrfv is going ~ fabulous prices. ludging
from the number Of specDisfors arriving
from 81 Paul and Minneapolis and The
amount OF capital ~ Their conarfslsd the
rophsrF propose - buv up the entire Z rper
IenlBsgia. oEnsrs are dszed bs the sudden
onslaught and 81 who sold three days ago
are loudly iefnenfing fbrir hasie N0thins
ike this excitement vss sver witnessed ofii
side tie most reckless gold fever 0i the past.
one ca Containing thirty 81. Pau speculs
tors passed through here today. They
seemed unable TO contain themselves. The
Minneapolis dele sfion Tst MOI 0u the same
tran hut iesfs are eBtertsiue6 tissi tie =
got fhsre' FIRST ~ 0refisud route.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31
LlTrLR TFLAeaAMs.

PIFNogfs Msss. March 80 Aboni had
the boot iasten Ia every factory applied fof
work THE morning The lssters ~ a bods
have taken Do action toward gniNe 10 vofk,
bul The iirm expects 40 farihei trouble
b3sl1H. March 80 The Hon Henrs
BsDmheid Roger one of hoetonf h ut
known citizens died today
BeooEHyR. March 30-N X r bush
owner ~ ihe Yacht Coronst today sent his
chez X l0f 800 10 the Beeci8eF memorial sand
90 the Rev g. ~ Hal.
kfHilN. March 0.-A dlspatch from ~
Petersburg says ID is sutbenucsiiy stated
that another sttempi ON tlss lite Of The CzsF
va made ~ 6ntschlDs Yesterday, and that
hls Majesty esospcd UDinIured.
BoeroF. Mass. hauCb s0--h prematurs
hlasi explosieu al West R0tbury today re-
suited in isie death 81 Joseph Holland, a
leaesmsu and the w0undiRF ~ hlk assist
ant Thomns q. Lynn.
NoaxkIK. Conn. Nsrbb SD.-Thres clan,
fishers named John Hendrix. Charles
Benoflct and Harry Goldspink who went
ous Yesterday morning la ysvi bavs nss
been heard from since. II is iesrea th~s
werr i0si IN the esie.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

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tsaes ssf1esllfss 80 49, 4zsase the
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hfA Hks ehf set -
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tas fsfsr4t,st Neass fes tstsa.
tasstes esk.snitlps fhs - .ests3 isept
sets g. Haee AAfef ffessQff fsefk
$50 tates ef - fess. suseksfs
- 81 r.st,ef a. fssesi M@fesai foetts
- see hs4rs ~ krkss Ae4eas .
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alseaatasats - ~ sz,e@ fseafs ana kaa-
- Ft.aire aas fss.lt@s q fhs sflansf 81
fas pfepsssiaa m34f - TIE <9tl<ssas. ena
- - 4itsF wr4fs ausT ~ ~fsak - sad
aes<et tssferte1 ssaff8sessf. .ssies 2as
fseehef Fas eoaxesti.n rfo. reste8 inaE1f
si&ts.f o. e4siaess ara ssaassi mated HaFor
D.Aeasa ~ aee.aaaafson las ctAlfnAan
aFfs3asea Peter Aefsa. ftea lsas.s 0ad
Il. tsrfol ~ ~ sal hre AZ l4kenzn
saa erioF hiua Aaf0fs - Convention
Frea - fe.aole ne41irsfea has & hath
bone faf sfF taeFk I y laFnef presented
the naae ~ ~ A. kh|nkmsa. sat A. b
fozsf lsal1et } heEnep fes inlorAai
babies Nas a. f9is3Ns &uWoef ~ s3tes
eas. s.. & = Sstabone a }. J. B~.Ensp
"a ~. A. shinkm4a 10
Iae convention then prooeeaed to the
art forms. hsllcs
Total votes. ~ g. r Kaihb0ae y, J j.
be snap. ~. = A. ShinkuzB IS
frc1 g Temple WitHGrew tae uaD8e at
AF. kathnsn. The fo iofms ballot Te-
sgissG in tbe election ~ Nj Bsiknan To-
~ votes. 81 J. >. Be.knap. - ". a nhink-
man, "a. Sir. BelkBSps nomination was
maie unanimous
T.. r. Hawkins named Geo r. Perry foF
cty Treasurer. AZ. Turner offered TIE
naale q James Fox. owed in Tie wool
pemoersi, and A. } S.ebbias nominated
Arthur Meigs.
ln.orasl ballot resulted. Geo. X Perry.
a. James Fox. .. Arthur Meigs ie {. ".
CaRlkins 2 D. = Mc6raw =
First forma. ballot resulted in noulina-
iion OF Mr.. l'erry. a. follows George r.
Perry, p Janaes Fox. 4. Arthur Aeigs, ls.
Ar. FeIy ; nomination Wa made un&ni-
nous
On motion Of Andrew Doyle, ". %. West
fell was nominate1 Tor Justice OF he Peace
by acclamagl0n.
The Chairman appointed COMMITTEES
from the spectators 10 SO 70 the Oreenback
convention and inform them Of the action
Of this convention. The COMMITTEES re-
turned Just as the convention adjourned
aud reported that she Green Daekers gave
the ticket hearty ratification and would
work tor iis election.
Mayor Dikemau. whom the com mittee.
after 4 grO,racted search. were unable % md
appearei a. toe delegates were leaving the
bali. and expressed bis thanks Tor the nom-
ination, stating that he considered il high
honor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

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1ssilE-efsa
TAs taitsa t.s5or p4tg eastarei ~
c4sifusD slll seereezTf - IA efess2a
9laftata.
a,ran o4maer. y = A lea and fsaak
katls ~ers e.sa ,sns>i tri9 ~ tas afss so<
"a dsiszsss
las tsslasnsltb resus q - ssk1lux iss
flle a. ats1sa aa1 al s8sae good eef :
So i.ss oiker lsii9ss
u Kinney sal be soai4 o.ae<s0lta a.st
gese 1s>i ass sEa - 80 tisae tof tae 4on'i-
bees ~ TIE clsiFeafil1s-
Charles Afrrstfgag iaadssrfsclg re-
nlafk-4 troat snecfser ne chairman
e9s-ia bgias 5oxa tie xa4ei
6lsofxs fsssss dLss.4ias 4ny cosnsegsoss
uiEh ersg ~ Pr0ul.se keeFes. tieofse
never gees baex on ths Eo9z-
Soal~ihfnk <r9ng Skh The saeel t7ss.
s smith sas she oaiy representative e tie
fas494s .ansii5 ca lhs delezaaoo.
tsro. Cs.l1 hke.i the wsy the dish ~as
served blt tholE1t psr1aps A-tie more
sssssoaing u1lsht have impreFsd Z.
u III jones Vas ols-souiedtieil0E
peggsd away o. The ass All apfSsfed veil
hss.sG add Gazda q good leather.
ID. q. Flstcher. VIZ. " ksbett and
Jselss Blani0ri Ssntet 6Feeaoaekisln pore
aad simple. ~ Democratic adaiteTsIicn-
e. A Biss0ne.te spoke freely with iron
tones. vas a. hOn0rei menloer Of .he body
ans stepped around gracefully despite tae
lae- hat hs was ured
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31
FIVE CENTS



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stra tas eaf sea lsed l,sre sna s = s...I.ie
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ss@tsl N nfn tts sfass feacesi rank.
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ienas4 as . plsNie.ep 4hs eeaid le rsa<
''ufs eiesilsi o-i S is seItefed IA ll1eg -
cirsi no p.uaaer
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31
nemocr.l,r pactrine.

J. A. Mckay was a boomer.
Dennis l.. Campau did not favor fusion.
John J. Belknap was On hsnd-of course.
gate.
George Washington looked on and smiled
spprovingly.
William o. Westfail was for peace. unity
and victory.
Jake Levi wanted things well made and
quoted prices
Jim Allen mingled among the highest
and the lowliest.
James Sherlock and Frank Kungle kept
time 20 the music.
Walter Ryne@s denies that he tried 70
make up a slate.
H. b. Fairchild claimed that he had an
antidote for fusion.
IA. Lefiingwell and J. Werings seem
ed very enthusiastic.
r. c. AeGann was figured for the Mes
after the snow began.
Michael o Brien looked very much rose
wood with silver hsndies.
". G.. Saunders cast faiherly eve over
the Fifth ward delegation.
Leonard Semeyn did not press any one ia
particular for nomination.
Gerritt Niscbers represented the Holland
press anu was g good t&lkes.
John T. Brittsin-" Hotels me I was try
ing 10 feed on political pay
NJ. Parton wa. used to conventions aud
had a vote Y be was a minor.
Basfan D'Oose represented the Holland
voters IN . painstaking manner.
Silas Godfrey doubts that TIE ticket will be
buried deeper than the gas well.
Col. Messmore was on hand early. and
went out 70 see friend frequently.
Peter Dorsn had his little say with every
delegats snd spectator in the room.
I'd. NJ. Barnard took it all in with Fail
style Spring hat Won Oh Col. Bishop
Fred G. Temple would hsFe preferred to
have been with his chufns on Cznal-si
John S. Lawrence nearly over-exerted
himsell interviewing delegates yesterday.
Collector George \. Davis kept company
with the bosses ~ C.ers RSthbBns room.
Henry Grinnel refused to be msuipu-
laied and guaeed the thing pretty correctly.
IT. strAhan admired the lberality Of the
political furniture more modern ia al an
tique.
A Democratic convention without Frank
Bine would be Ike Heaven without 81
angel
Frank Hsmmerschmidt ihought be was
knezdea = prevent the cake from being al
dough.
Is.ac N. Turner thought il would be pol
icv . TGrn-er united guns on the common
enemr.
HI. Drurv wss an abrasive appearing
delegate II is too bad the isdies DID not
see him.
". ". TAYLOR did not s8eoeed in charter
ing enough votes 10 secure any o. TIE nom
nations.
Henry Frslick. r., delsrsie from ths
Third ~sfd proved himaslia = chic q tbs
OIL block
NIcassi o'Brien sBd William Walsh
cam that the eDimicfats can esrrr sbs
Fifth vari
~ course e. Kisfber. o. the sirih wsrd
v.s is essfs and scte5 accord inE 70 TozsT :
s4Ezesi ions
Ex-coa2rsssusa Houssns1 zrsese3 na.
msr0us ao4asinfercss vifb his Customary
geuisl smile.
Hdwzrs kinney and Lawrence Crovls7
vsrs tgri q. Demoe-ats snd ha1 70 Tiss tor
Gr-sDoaekfrs
JACK nsre-saar ~ss there lsbora ae virsr-
, o1siv - usske NJ h.s nain8 uHich esu1i-
dste ~ ias'sV.
Fs7kes Ualch Ta1 Learea - is n
sricao1s 1iscs resr tae reporters. fiieat
sn1 anosservea
Andres r s.shairs ~sensa - tsks hn
liHie 0-erfs ssD ifs esUntT ~ Tse-
f-sf ses tiaa
Tlarfav tse long raosss Cltv Cssrk -, knsr
( fs~f1si SIS fsst On fhs lrs war3 ss5is ~ 9
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

ftt.sssst -sr rasss 'sttsse
LsNsTra. Ksrch - Both Houses sd
iourned this sferuooB. ard there i better
skelier movement for trains. The Iegisia.
fure xili re-conrenf one veek from fo3sy
80 matters - ary consequence bsvs neeD
disofssseti sna the members saero ~ - fisa
- 70 borne The BurKsn iu pesii iigxfieu we<
- hsre beer held todsr bDt ths House
CH1naifses On ~ icl,s Corporations.
whfeh vers 20 r8ekt g. pssssd resolution
inds 1'ielT r1efp3n ne tbs sn~es gstlon.
- NJ Bu~rsr - frscficsfly saonereted.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

- lnlit1 fFtsk.
DrTRorT, Mich. Marrh 39.-Fire caught
tonight in the cutting room Of Pfingee 4
Smiths shoe factory. and completely des.
troyed the building. with 81 contents
Pirgree & Smiths loss Is 10000. and the
loss on the build.nK ABOUT 5000. The
outside walls al tell oDd one section struck
ladder on which were FIVE 1rrmen. Iniuf-
ing three one perhaps fatally Ne sai.siac-
tory explanation oi the origin 81 tie fire u
known. The TrIn has become cutie motor.
ious during the past tWO years f0r Us trouble
With the X. Of I
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

Ths conp msriasw diartr ~ Judges
Jsessou sn6 sersrens " toe efana Rspias
F.sr. ~ ~ FeBiusaiar Ciab issi nis,it. vas
2 faesex-f eizstf f04 Al egneerned. ffrls
thftt-Hvs ~ frrfr - tte taoei ffafiIiDeui
,fsefIte-s - ina fssf ve-t Tsrr@erf incl 11irig
rfeef rranlan Atsf gHrnefF sffo he.nies
fr4ve Castaf.tin erie1se~1 10 fyFrr.i lFsssf. ts
81 80 f3eF iIe r1e9te srfe fa1vs fsrf sDr.
rssr.arsied urssfiv EeEnarke ~e,s siso ff.sts
- f11gs 1eeerers sn1 Han Iuotsas p
Tfarrs
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

The location oi he opium JOINT rrsllsio.
ally and unthmty drsg Ia sauao ;
tsLa.kse haAin. va aei Chsn asa
who BE- an eaaoalea en8 nalass ssa citizen
- this coventry bHi tiie ffoffisfof - fllt =
laundry. whsch is sit1siea iarinei 81
Apnfns lhsA hhl lac = alsi seannr
ofilcs 3of be Canal. .si laundry snd li.is .
nes if locates aneef Il 4 fsifs "a si.,es
fhe fepoFief After hit 'smott ~af Co.'S
fused es tbt s.Fns ~ tAau hsli aud
- M haI 100 lk q thrlsiisn. slses
Dot believe la OpiuBi iobssss8. 90 whisky
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

tFtes. Aafca 81 ialcr iaiss laziisn is Is
tas eteoi fhsi llsss sss ba' ogs aa.ailees.
re esserea tas ca aua demanded ne saes
senEe 80 fAr0N uH ~ h4uas fhs lafles
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sisfa hM lis thrn gagged a1s boan4 nila
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from the sealing grounds ~lfh ser mae.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31
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And Each Party Nominated Z
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kpthinu viii Be Kept esckl !

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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31
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So well ere we satisfied with our sue.
Gee, that we coscluded 20 keep ur fhis
One fourth OF 8sis fof . shorf tine
longer Note some oi cur pricss
$500 Pine French Kid Ladies Shoes,
turned. y a off. 1916.
a4.5O Hsnd-turBed Ladies Shoes fn
vreDcb KID. Cufiso Kid o. Donrois.
IA Of. only $3.50. This shoe re-
tails sveryvhere 81 ab.Oc
So 90 Hsnd-furned Shoes o. ~ Is.
Our g. 90 Line IN Curse kid. French
Nd. Dcnrols ~ Pebble Cost a. azl26.
AL So 50 Shoes ~ Curiss KID, Doneels
or Pebble Goat 81 e f5o
TIE PopNisf Two DoiisF Shoe, Kid 90
fsost. 8 50. Cheap q s2B0.
s. so. 81 26 and 90 Ladies Shoe
1872. o5c snd 75c.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31
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f476 Youths o. Hissess SHOES - 81.
g. SO Youfhs ~ Nisse Shoes 81. la
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9 90 Chiidren SHOES 76c.
rs, Chfi6rers Shoes Ste.
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putsers. Slippers end 81 ofisef cssds
o.. Fou-fh - OF from
P~ruisf Prices.
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uefs - eur ovgn oTders nc crok>n loss,
1sdfs ard sr1s - ehction tTath. We
have sfi sizes. 81 widths end hundreds
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31
CFNTFNFN's eHOFe.

Or So SO Genuine Hsnc-seysf Shoes
in Congress lfssisers. Button or Lace,
eight styles sriy a3.76.
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sty1es. oriy 1926. Made of the best
STOCK. efviish snd sold sc . fock.
Al a. 20 Shoes down - $50.
A. 81 30 Shoes only STA.
solid Waking shoes e. 90 and 75e.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-31

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